Public Speaking Skills: What My Students Had To Do

[@TheCompaniesExpert]

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[@amankumarreddy2871]

In This World Of High Competition, Besides Marks & Grades , Such Skills Like Public Speaking, Leadership qualities are Very Much Important, But These Are Not Even Illustrated To Us In Our Colleges....THanks Man For Sharing Such Great Knowledge with us, Keep Going On Bud 💓🤘🏻

[@jbitter5776]

It is amazing how much your self worth and confidence improves with practice of the often overlooked “soft” skills like public speaking.

[@17nishantbhardwaj]

Recently found the channel and The videos are indeed very helpful. 👍

[@mroygl]

Respect the mic. ;) Well presented, in view, right size, a decent model, bright speaker, brilliant speech.

[@comfyinspirations8733]

Keeping someone’s interest in your speaking is so important. Such great tips!

[@mcbain1025]

In grad school every class had a presentation. Our basic Information Systems class had a timed, 15 minute presentation. We were supposed to use video, sound and power point. I used Flash (18 years ago) and got points deducted for not using PowerPoint. The professor thought I had timed the transitions which was false b/c I had set up the space bar to transition.

[@deepika2644]

Please make a video on what kind of identity/personality to develop

[@catrachita2056]

Hello Thank you very useful information

[@aungzawhtwe4077]

Your channel is very effective for us Thanks a million

[@laurablanco8873]

It makes a big difference when you believe in the stuff you present. At least for me it does. 😉

[@TheCompaniesExpert]

Yes it does

[@leonidasg2257]

I does help a lot. A good sales guy however should be able to present the worst product as a win anyway. Thats the hard part.

[@dcrane4]

I’m terrified of public speaking!

[@il9237]

You're just terrified at the thought of public speaking. Rome wasn't built in a day. Enrol on a public speaking course. The way they do it is build you up, you do it gradually. That way you find out it's not as bad as you think it is. How do I know? I used to be terrified at the thought of it, then on a course for it, realised it wasn't that bad. Practice is all that's needed.

[@jkronen1000]

Very helpful

[@clinomaniaciznogood4247]

Bill, is it ok to use your marking scheme and quote you as original author who designed this marking scheme? or the rights are reserved and should not. Thanks.

[@TheCompaniesExpert]

As far as I'm concerned, you can use it. Not a problem

[@jbitter5776]

A question for a future video if you are interested Bill. Where would you look for formal training courses / certificate trainings to improve your soft skills? I want to communicate to employers (both current and future) that I value these skills, I have practical real life experience using these skills as well as I have received formal training on these skills. To me a certificate would communicate that you are not just saying you have skills but you have (at least to a basic degree) an outside verification that you indeed do possess these skills. Sorry for how long the comment / question is.

[@TheCompaniesExpert]

I did a clumsy video about toastmasters early on: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pX62qq2IiZplp6c - I'd look there. But speaking as an employer, beyond that, I wouldn't really need or trust any formal qualification in such things (except perhaps negotiation skills, if that needs to be part of your job). When you meet someone for a job interview, you're demonstrating your soft skills - and that's the best indicator. I wouldn't put much credence in a qualification when the person right in front of you clearly has underdeveloped soft skills.

[@gauss00000]

I love you channel

[@probetest3150]

and your mark is: -70

[@TheCompaniesExpert]

You didn't show up, so ZERO, and then you didn't do all the elements I wanted, so MINUS 70! Sensible grading for happier students.